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Rural Indiana organizations to partner with IU on public art and placemaking projects

A mural on the walls of a rural town’s alleyway.

Thirteen rural Indiana organizations will work with Indiana University this summer to create new placemaking and public art elements in their communities through the Rural Placemaking Studio initiative.

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